Sentence examples for key constituencies for from inspiring English sources

Issues that are highly salient and visible to key constituencies, for instance, may cause politically ambitious actors to alter their bargaining positions.

This explosion of interest is the combination of a political attack that resonates with two key constituencies for Mrs. Clinton — suburban women and Hispanics — and a made-for-television battle between the Republican nominee for president and a beauty queen.

"The forces that are coming to bear on that, of [the] Paris [United Nations Climate Change Conference], of corporate pressure, of key constituencies for the November 2016 elections are all very strong, and the risk to an out-of-touch party going into a national election with an unpopular position on a major issue that has been paid for by a big special interest is an ugly combination.

Ms. Keaney had access to organized labor, a key constituency for any mayoral contender.

Such actions have successfully raised Gandhi's profile and appear to have consolidated popular support among rural voters, a key constituency for Congress.

According to Charles's allies, talk of William and Kate "eclipsing" the prince underestimates his popularity with the baby boomer generation, which remains a key constituency for Charles.

Unlike General Boykin, they did not have the backing of conservative Christians, a key constituency for Mr. Bush's re-election.

He reminded the mostly college-age audience — a key constituency for the president — that Mr. Romney once suggested that one way to afford college was for students to go to their parents for loans.

Many Republican contributors from across the country who have invested millions in the presidential race also sent checks to Mr. Walker, hoping to inflict deep wounds on organized labor, a key constituency for Democrats.

The report's authors say the growing significance of the "migrant vote" is being largely ignored by the main parties and widespread anti-immigrant rhetoric risks alienating this key constituency for generations.

SCORECARD -- Visually appealing and light in tone, the spot offers a clear and direct, if somewhat overblown, critique of Mr. Bloomberg's record on an issue of importance to a key constituency for both men: public school parents.